Today I plugged in the powersupply and it chimed without hitting the on button so I knew something was up.
The Power Manager is corrupted. What I do to get mine working is plug the A/C adapter in, hold down the reset button on the back for a minute, and then leave it unplugged for about an hour. It always works that way for me.
Ian On Aug 22, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Mac wrote:
Has anyone seen a 3400c chime on startup, the HD spins up but all you get is a corrupted display, no startup icons, no boot? I'm thinking RAM but I know the logic boards fail alot on these machines. The PRAM was ok 2 weeks ago when it booted up fine. Had a good LION battery in it all this time. Today I plugged in the powersupply and it chimed without hitting the on button so I knew something was up. Just didn't think it would fail to bootup at all. Thanks.
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